Closed waryhermit closed 7 years ago
Got this when i ran it. windows 10 pro
@kylemathias I said power-shell window 😄
@waryhermit Got this when I ran in Windows 8
@Loshma93 OK, did vagrant automatically start for you when you restarted?
@waryhermit When I enabled "vagrant up" in correct folder screen appears like this:
@Loshma93 The script I had you run creates a task in the windows task scheduler that runs vagrant up
for you every time you reboot logon to your user account. I want to know if it works for you - so when you restart sometime check by running vagrant global-status
. If vagrant has been started and you don't need to do vagrant up
by yourself my script works.
@waryhermit I restarted my laptop and checked vagrant global-status and it is running
@waryhermit But when I open Bell-Apps it says "problem loading page"
Huh, how long did you wait? Maybe the vm was still booting?
@waryhermit It's working now
@waryhermit lol, never used powershell =P.
ill restart and try MyBell. BTW my vagrant status has always said "Up" when i check its status, but when i run MyBell it gives the 404. I Usually have to tell it "vagrant up" for it to work.
I restarted it and it works.
Worked for me on Windows 10 Home.
Worked for me on Windows 10 as well.
@waryhermit Btw I was kinda confused by
- Restart your computer and check if vagrant started by running
vagrant up
in the correct directory.
Wouldn't it make more sense to tell us to run vagrant global-status
?
@Ebuka-Chibueze It was a typo, thanks for catching it. I wonder why it didn't work on @sarvanivadali computer, it seems to be working for other people...
@waryhermit as we decided your change is a go
it is live now ;)
Its live
For everyone with a windows machine:
Find and delete any existing tasks created by the install script.
Run the following commands in an Administrator power-shell window:
Restart your computer and check if vagrant started by running
vagrant global-status
in the correct directory.Let me know if it works / does not work.